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Lisa Lim scoops SoLAR Early Career Researcher Award!

The hot news from Bergen, where CIC has a team participating in the International Conference on Learning Analytics & Knowledge (LAK26), is that Lisa Lim has received international recognition by the Society for Learning Analytics Research, picking up the SoLAR Emerging Scholar Award for Australasia 👏👏👏 Here she is with CIC colleagues Ben Hicks and Simon Buckingham Shum, with CIC alumnus Kirsty Kitto sneaking into the frame — now Professor of AI in Education at the University of Bergen, ho...
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Welcome Dr Lisa-Angelique Lim, our new Postdoctoral Research Fellow!

We are delighted to announce that Dr Lisa-Angelique Lim has joined CIC as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow. Welcome! I completed my PhD in education with a focus on learning analytics in early 2021, at the University of South Australia. My dissertation, entitled Examining the impact of feedback based on learning analytics from the perspective of self-regulated learning, explored how students made sense of automated feedback personalised to their own learning data. My dissertation also explored th...
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TEQSA: Adaptive capabilities are critical for HigherEd in the age of GenAI

TEQSA has just published a forward-looking new briefing on "adaptive capabilities", including contributions from CIC's Lisa Lim Distributed Cognition, Hybrid Metacognition, Learner Agency and Self-Regulation. No this isn't an AIED or LearningAnalytics research paper, but the very progressive briefing commissioned by the Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, setting out the urgent need to cultivate Adaptive Capabilities in our students: "the high-level, integrated capacities that ena...
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Coauthorship Integrity: Reconceptualising Assessment Validity for the Age of GenAI

Don't blame the AI: you're accountable for your work! VivaBuddy is a form of "AI viva" that helps students check they haven't outsourced too much thinking when they co-author with AI. Mohsen Ebrahimzadeh is a doctoral researcher in the Transdisciplinary School, supervised by Antonette Shibani and CIC's Simon Buckingham Shum, supported by CIC Specialist Software Engineer Andrey Inkin. As we move into an era when undetectable AI is both deepening and undermining thinking and writing, regardles...
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GenAI’s been disruptive for students too: what >8000 told us

GenAI has wreaked disruption not only with university teaching teams and administrators, but also the students. Here's what they're telling us... The Student Voices on AI in HE project is run by a consortium of UTS, UQ, Deakin and Monash, sponsored by their respective DVCs for Education. The mission to give university students a voice in how they are making sense of the generative AI revolution. CIC’s Simon Buckingham Shum and Lisa Lim have been working with other UTS colleagues (Jan McLean...
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Feedback to the Future at LAK26!

Without a doubt, new technologies offer exciting opportunities to supercharge personalised feedback at scale. But beyond the hype, what are critical considerations for ensuring feedback effectiveness? This year, the International Learning Analytics and Knowledge conference (LAK26) was held in beautiful Bergen, Norway, where CIC's Lisa-Angelique Lim, together with an international group of feedback experts — Rafael Ferreira Mello, Yi-Shan Tsai, and Joshua Weidlich — co-led the 4th Personalising ...
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Why we need generative friction in student-AI interaction

As the evidence from generative AI in higher education starts to roll in, it is becoming clear that “frictionless” GenAI often undermines learning. GenAI products designed to minimise the user’s effort to obtain a polished answer or document undermine intellectual work such as questioning assumptions, reframing problems, or revising claims. As this interaction paradigm establishes itself in higher education (surveys consistently report student usage at approximately 80%) the consequences of uns...
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AI in HE? CIC@ASCILITE 2025

CIC's Lisa-Angelique Lim was engaged on multiple fronts at ASCILITE: here's the lowdown... ASCILITE25 (Nov 30 - Dec 3) brought together the Asia-Pacific region's leading Educational Technology voices to Adelaide. This year's focus on AI exemplifies the conference's ongoing commitment to addressing the most pressing and transformative issues in higher education. As the region’s most established and influential gathering for educational technology research and practice, ASCILITE provides a platfo...
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The invisible labour of making AI functional with workarounds

What does it take to get Copilot working well with finance data? New work led by Shane Lee sheds light on the “invisible labour” often required for AI productivity gains... We all recognise the marketing discourse around GenAI promising staff empowerment and rapid productivity gains. However, Shane Lee’s work injects a dose of reality, documenting how sociotechnical realities on the ground can introduce ‘friction’ before such gains are realised, requiring various “workarounds” (an established c...
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Siamak Mirzaei: Embedding GenAI & LA in Course Design

How can we understand the intersection of GenAI, Learning Analytics, and Learning Design? As part of the University of Technology Sydney Graduate Certificate in Learning Design and the Crunch microcredential, we invite guest speakers to share their knowledge and experiences with our students (we call these our 'Expression Sessions'). CIC Lecturer Lisa Lim teaches Crunch, and hosted this Expression Session with Dr Siamak Mirzaei exploring the design and implementation of Chatmate, a generativ...
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